i have a problem which is i believe basic for most of the RoR developers. In fact, it\'s more about \"understanding\" than really programming it (i have already been programming a few modules to be ab
I try to do this: app/models/my_model.rb: class MyModel <ActiveRecord::Base include MyModule ... end lib/my_module.rb:
I thought class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base include Foo is to add a \"mixin\" -- so that all methods in the Foo module are treated as methods of the ApplicationController.
class A { def test() { println \"parent\" } } @Mixin(A) class B { def test() { println \"child\" } } new B().test() // prints \"parent\", but I am expecting it to print \"child\"
When I try to include the Singleton module in a class that itself exists in a module it does not work. Here\'s an example:
A variety of the new CSS3 properties accept infinite sets of values i.e. box-shadow and background gradient.
Could someone provide a sample code snippet that stitches two java interfaces using spring-aop introduction (mixin)?
I am getting an uninitialized constant error when trying to include a helper module into a test. I have the following files in my rails test directory
I have a Visual Studio 2008 C++ application where a base class A_Base needs to instantiate a data member whose type is defined by a parent class. For example:
Is there a reasonable way in Python to implement mixin behavior similar to that found in Ruby -- that is, without using inheritance?
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